Domain Spotlight:

Shane’s List of Domains at Auction for Friday, November 7th,2025

I can easily say this NamesCon had the best conversations I’ve had in ten years at a domain conference. NamesCon’s contribution was simply hosting it in a place people wanted to go, and where many could drive. People like Kevin Ham haven’t been to a domain event in a decade. He didn’t come for NamesCon, he came because so many people were. So Namescon played a key role

I also have to thank Rick Schwartz for his generosity in hosting a yacht party. Eleven legends on the boat……and me. Joe’s Crab, great food, and one of the best events I’ve been part of in a long time. I also want to mention Drew Rosener. We’ve been friends for a long time, and every time we meet in person I respect him even more. He’s also always generous with everyone on Sherpa. Good meals at the best places and never lets you get the check. Our friend Slavik as well, always one of the smartest men at the table and constantly taking care of dinners. And of course JT, if we lived next to each other we’d be hanging out all day, becoming like a brother.

Everywhere else but here, I’m the guy who picks up all the checks and plays the patriarch. With this group, I’m just one of the guys, and probably the least successful. I like that role. It gives me drive and inspiration. It’s nice to take away the leader role and just hang out.

There were so many people I met and had great conversations with this week. Too many to name, but I’ll contact each of you to thank you. I will mention on person, Ralph Quintero stands out, one of those domain investors doing incredible things outside of domains. Creating and building real businesses. Hard things. He truly understands both business and the power of domains.

Thanks again to everyone who took the time to say hello, shake my hand, and share a bit about yourselves. I’m leaving Miami smiling and taking it all in.


Quote of the Day: “A great conference connects ideas to people and people to possibilities.”Nancy Duarte

Domain of the Day: Binkies.com If you’ve had a kid you know exactly what these are. You also know they dropped them ever 8 seconds


Please Note: The list below contains affiliate links and/or names that have been posted for a fee. It is how we pay for our time since it is a free site. More details at bottom of page. Can go to any of the auctions by adding the names at the end like this one

Dynadot

Mien.com Most bids on the board today. Means “demeaner” also a type of people in China among many other meanings

LIYR.com I see “Liar”

ClickDeck.com Not sure the use but exudes a mouse click to something good

APIi.net APIs are goiing to drive LLM and you get the discount of the extra i and dot net

Landclear.com Contruction uses companies that preps the land

Wintersuit.com Cold weather gear

Alevy.com Nice 5L for the current price IMO

Namejet

BusinessWatch.com Most bids on the Namejet coming soon board. Feel like I used to go to this site back in my early 2000s stock days

Firecast,.com Exudes streaming

MindWorx.com Limited number of potential users but the X does make it unique but exude ai or smart tech

MaxMaster.com Maximize anything

ExceptionalHealth.com Where we all want to be

PrimeGoods.com Auction started yesterday. Such a good retail brand

CustomBarns.com Only farm folk understand the TAM of this name

Dayflow.com Great AI name IMO. Make your day more productive with Dayflow

BioClinic.com I would go there to get my bloodwork and DexaScan

Atom – Active Auctions

Dr.Sound Where I would have taken my CD player to be fixed

Protecting.ai Its a gerund but I like the security feeling of it

Spoody.com Cheap enough I would take this for my brandable portfolio


A group of solid LLLL.coms are up at auction


PRMO.com

NAPK.com

BLLT.com

PEEU.com

PHPS.com

Sedo

Get.me “You get me” but its going to cost

Quantization.com Has a nice opening bid

WCAD.com Bid to roughly $750. Really good letters


Catched

BTC.fashion. I still believe BTC has value in every TLD

Backup.me With all this data, backup and recovery is more important than ever

Crowd.money. I think we still do crowd funding right?

Truth.capital Sell it to Trump

Seed.capital One of the best dot capital names that has come up for auction

Founder.info Crunchbase competitor

Auction.house One of the better .house names I’ve seen

Documents.mx Getting a ton of bids, coming for the backlinks

Bitcoin.limited Better TLD than many of the obscure TLDs that have sold

Auto.email Solid name for an ai email app

Godaddy Domains with Bids

1484.com Two 4s. Will keep it under $10K IMO

iCharge.com MUCH higher than I thought it would go. I guess i does work really well with charge

iradio.org Speaking of I. This is taken in 180 extensions

WorkplaceSolutions.com Seems like a company who would hold a tradeshow

EliteCommerce.com Already a few ecommerce brands using the name

PineHouse.com Great brand. Can be anything. I don’t know why, but I think of a golf course first

Makke.com I like this 5L. “Corn flour” in Hindi

Ugobe.com Another one I like

DirectCreative.com AI is great but a creative person will always have value. And companies who provide that and visuals as well

NameMesh.com Blockchain and domains

TheTrench.com I think it makes a good crypto name. Always talking about the trenches


WeCanManage.com AirBnB management company comes to mind


HonestPastures.com I can see this brand on my Milk or Meat

DrCarter.com. I’m sure there are plenty of Dr. Carters out there


RedGlove.com Easy to remember and spell. Also easy logo. The perfect brand

PrettyKid.com Nope, too pedo

Godaddy Names Value Names (Low or No Bids)

SilverFx.com

Honibee.com

LeafBrand.com

HyperAgility.com

NewHyper.com

PreciousViews.com

YoungsAuto.com

RailroadCar.com

PhotoBoothRental.net

Other GoDaddy Names With More Than One Bid

1072.cc
1939Singapore.com
21Games.com
2806.cc
2903.cc
3506.cc
3760.cc
3802.cc
5503.cc
5820.cc
7693.cc
8777Win.com
AccountManagementCrossing.com
AdamasOne.com
berksgameday.com
BizCred.com
cbcef.org
ChefGroup.com
ChilAtRuck.com
ChristianZone.com
Confusable.com
CreativeByDefinition.com
cuistotrestaurant.com
danong.com
EatDrinkGlow.com
EngageOrthodoxy.net
Enterprising.net
espacopregador.com
FanPlan.com
GeezerGallery.com
giris-casibom.com
GoalAgency.com
GracePointChurchLibrary.org
HomeBingo.com
Howler.co
ImperialMedical.com
InformedMag.com
Instant-Payout-Casino.com
intelltheory.com
iwcofireland.com
janeraybould.com
Japan-Product.com
jijaiwomenshealth.com
KenoCasino.com
LeaseTrust.com
LifestylePlus.com
linux-vserver.org
LittleShoot.org
MagicCoast.com
MedicalMarijuanaBlog.com
MegaWorkshop.org
MemoryPress.com
mesacountyfair.com
metaplans.com
NewyorkWild.org
NftPacks.com
ngccoenalgonda.org
nvfr.com
ohdeardreablog.com
OverseasPinoyCooking.net
PhilFrance-Scholarships.com
phoenixhr.com
pixll.com
ProBuilds.com
protecttheharvest.com
pstake.com
purenutra.com
RadiumLabs.com
RaidGroup.com
RapidCurSos.com
RapidWireless.com
ResearchPipeline.com
RigaPhotoMonth.com
RuleBreakersClub.com
SafeSounds.com
SchoolPrayer.com
ShabuOnFire.com
slayes.com
StegPearl.com
StrikeAd.com
tabric.com
TexasRanger2023.org
TheSpacePerspective.com
thetinyfishco.com
Tiger24.com
Tiki.tv
traceycunningham.com
tri-stateoutdoors.com
UsWorkforce.org
wcqo.com
wikiblogedu.org
yaigo.com
ycvs.com
yipao.com
YouthSuicideWarningSigns.org





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